By providing women with some basic tools and changing their mindset, the increase in their optimisim and resilience has been extraordinary.
MENTOR AND WORKING GROUP MEMBER
Quick News
GENDER EQUITY GRANT RECIEVED
The Women’s Spirit Project recently received $10,000 as part of the “Gender Equality Capacity Building Micro-grants Program” from the Victorian State Government. A big shout out to Ministers Gabrielle Williams MP, Paul Edbrooke MP and Peta Murphy MP.
The purpose of the grant is to promote gender equality through innovative initiatives that encourage the participation on women in our community.
This grant will enable us to increase our Governance group capabilities through professional development and support us to continue to achieve our vision: to inspire and empower women through fitness, health and wellbeing activities to support them to transform their lives.
Annual Report Facts And Figures
Our Years Achievements Governance Group Our Vision For 2021
Women’s Spirit Project Pivot
Kim Taylor Kim Taylor joined the WSP as a participant in 2018 and says her involvement has empowered her to manage her physical and mental health. She
Interview with Phil Taylor, Pressroom Philanthropy
Phil Taylor CEO, Pressroom Partners and Pressroom Philanthropy Women’s Spirit Project donor Phil Taylor says he could see right away that the fitness and wellbeing program had
Creating A Strava Account
Sign Up to Strava and join the Women’s Spirit Project Club. Record your km’s and support others.
Evaluation Summary of findings and recommendations by Monash University
Learning From The Transformation of A Chrysalis to a Butterfly The Women’s Spirt Project (WSP) fills a gap in the social services sector for the provision of
Newsletter August 2019
The First Ever Women’s Spirit Project Pilot Has Been Delivered. Run across 15 months the pilot project’s achievements have been numerous and outstanding, with many firsts for
Why Women Walk and WSP 2020 Achievements showcase
Members and participants share their stories about the impact of WWW.
what those In the Project Have To Say
“I see the Women’s Spirit Project as helping women take the first step to help themselves … to get the strength and courage to take the next couple of steps.”
PARTICIPANT
“I’ve actually joined a lot of groups and I’ve worked in many community agencies and I think what was unique from the beginning was that we all felt safe; we felt like we could be who we are and be our real selves. And for me that was the difference.”
MENTOR
“I’ve had a rough time in my own personal situation but I’ve held together… (because) my mindset is so much stronger. I couldn’t have paid for something like this.”
PARTICIPANT
“I’ve been seeing the same counsellor for thirteen years, and I’ve not seen her since November, because I just manage things better… I can fix this. I don’t need to run to others.”
PARTICIPANT
